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East Coast Lumberjacks · New website

Three homepage directions

Each design uses the team's red, black, silver and white and the club's real numbers: 254 college commits, 156 Division 1, 9 MLB draft picks. Tap a design to see it full size. Then tell us which one you like, or what to mix.

Before

Today's site

eastcoastlumberjacks.club as it looks now. Every page, coach bio, commit and alumni pro on it carries over to the new site. Only the design and structure change.

Out of date

  • The Teams menu still lists the 2025 class and stops at 2028. There are no 2029 or 2030 teams and no 8U–13U teams.
  • The team schedules were last updated in 2024. Nothing is posted for the 2026 season.
  • The newest posts on the News page are from 2016.

Missing

  • No mention of the American League and National League programs.
  • Tryouts are only a contact form: no dates, location, ages or process.
  • No current phone, email or training address. The only ones are on old 2014 and 2017 pages.
  • No head coach listed for the 2026 team.
  • No results page. The 2022 Perfect Game national title shows up only inside parent testimonials.
  • The homepage has no main headline for Google to read.

Broken or messy

  • 8 test and empty pages are public, including "test delete me" and a page of raw code.
  • Some images still load from the old lilumberjacks.com domain and no longer appear.
  • Facts disagree from page to page. Josh Knoth shows two different colleges, some players are listed twice with different schools, and coach titles don't match.
  • Typos in public pages, such as "Connecicut" and "Diamon Nation".
  • Rosters and schedules from 2017–2022 are still live but hidden from the menu.

After

Pick a direction

A

Night Game

Black and stadium lights, red as the hot accent. Cinematic and intense.

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B

Scout Report

Bright white, like a pro scouting dashboard. Big red numbers and stat details.

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C

Red Timber

Loud red and black, axe-cut edges and wood grain. Rugged streetwear feel.

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